Wisdom Teeth

I have a 14Lb sledge hammer in my garage.
If you can lift it you can have it..
Teeth.. a pain when they come and a pain when they go.
I feel for you LMR. I really do.
robert

 

Thanks Robert its getting me down now

 

LMRR, I so feel for you. I had problems quite a few years ago, had x-ray's, was told I had 2 impacted wisdom teeth. Had the appointment at the hospital & very stupidly I cancelled it cos of work (was made redundant) & have on/off problems ever since.

Funnily enough, it is playing up at the moment as it does every so often but nothing that I can't handle. My throat gets bad, my neck gets another chin but it's nothing like I had originally.

I so feel for you and am suprised that you have such a long waiting list, maybe that's the way it is now, as I said it was about 10 years ago when I had my problems. Go back to your GP etc and nag, nag, nag - being a woman you should be good at that (Don't start, I'm a woman too!) If you're taking that many painkillers and they're not working that must surely push you up the list?

How are you feeling today? Have you tried any remedies? I know that cloves are supposed to work but never tried it myself.

cheers

 

Thanks borrowers. Mine have been playing up on and off for quite a few years so I had one removed in 2005 and the remaining one stopped hurting so I left it :dh: This time its hurting way more than before.

The pain is affecting my ME so I'm gonna put on some pressure cause I don't wanna end up housebound again.

I've also ordered some Teetha granules which are for babies that are teething. I have used these before and they're quite good :thumb:

 

My daughter is going in to Hospital tomorrow to have three taken out:(...I do hope she'll be ok.

 

Urgh that's bad. I had two removed at a week distance (before they were even born at all, how can I possibly grow wise, tell me). No fun.

Tooth ache is a killer. I used to have a really good painkiller for that, if I could remember the name.It really worked. Sinflex, that was the name! One pill, I would forget about theeth and sleeplike an angel. Good for migraine too, but that was like shooting flies with field artillery.

 

Thanks it's not too bad today and I managed to get out to go and get some co codamol and some teetha.

Pal hope your daughters ok its best to get them out tho

 

Well all seems ok with my daughter:thumb:...She had it done at 4pm and can come out at 6.30.

 

Groan...

 

Thats good news Pal was she under a general or a local anaesthetic?

 

General....out cold for an hour...We're off to see her tonight at her home in Cheltenham...No tea for me but do I care...?:pala:Not when there is a damsel in distress.....who needs her Daddy:luv:

 

Aww bless. I'm gonna have a local

 

:( Oh dear...she is not at all well. Not my chirppy bubbly baby at the moment:(.....I hate not being able to stop the pain for her....k-l

 

Pal, sorry to hear that Claire is not feeling well after her 'op' but rest and
some painkillers and hopefully she'll be a lot better tomorrow morning.
and I am sure seeing her Mum and Dad made her feel better too!

Here's a hug from GC -
(for Claire) :D

 

Aww bless hope she's feeling a bit better. A friend of mine had all four removed at once under a general and I saw her a week later and she was still poorly but she still had to go to college in Kent luckily I was driving. By the time we had finished in Kent she had perked up a bit. She's got pale skin anyway (ginger) but she was even paler